pay heed

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双语例句

• Environmental problems pay no heed to these geographic lines.
  环境问题并不理会这些地理界限。
• Few people who actually work in companies trading across borders will pay heed to the empty pieties emanating from Pittsburgh.
  真正在从事跨境贸易的企业中工作的人，几乎不会在意来自匹兹堡的空洞誓言。
• The West should pay heed.
  西方国家应予以关注。
• Auchinleck appeared to pay little heed to the welfare of the British soldiers in India.
  奥金莱克看起来很少关心驻在印度的英国士兵的福利。
• Should one simply classify these declarations as flights of fancy, articulated in the heat of battle, and pay little heed?
  我们是否可以把这些表态仅仅当作选战最激烈时的异想天开，从而置之不理？
• Certainly, inflation targeting frameworks can be improved to pay heed to signs of asset price and credit booms.
  当然，它们可以完善通胀目标框架，以留意资产价格和信贷热潮的迹象。
• Interest rates aside, the retail investor should pay heed to a more fundamental principle a-bout investing in bonds: it does not matter whether interest rates are high or low-bonds play an essential part in a person's investment portfolio.
  除了利率之外，散户投资者也应该注意投资债券的基本原则：不论利率是高还是低，债券在一个人的投资组合中扮演重要的角色。
• Commerce is subject to so many unpredictable variables that it makes little sense to pay much heed to a set of projections more than a year ahead.
  商业受到大量不可预测变量的影响，因此，过分在意一年期以上的预测是没什么意义的。
• Global executives and investors must pay heed to this vibrant continent, McKinsey has said, and pay heed they have.
  麦肯锡称，全球高管及投资者必须关注这块充满活力的大陆。而这些人也确实对非洲给予了关注。
• Martin nodded that he heard,-it was a habit of nature with him to pay heed to whoever talked to him,-and poured a cup of lukewarm coffee.
  马丁点点头表示听见了谁跟他说话地都认真听，他这习惯出自天性然后倒了一杯温热的咖啡。